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SMALL BUT POWERFUL

by T.G. Lynn
18.03.2021
in News
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SMALL BUT POWERFUL

Heat and Control’s new FastBack FDXM Force Displacement drives are now 40 per cent smaller than comparable inertia drive horizontal motion conveyors and convey up to 2,500 pounds

This, says the company,  makes the FastBack FDX ideal for transfer runs up to 100 feet long, and product accumulation of up to 300 cubic feet.

Like previous FastBacks, the patent-pending FDX interia drive provides the same clean horizontal motion conveying that reduces product damage and transmitted vibration.

FDX also makes economic good sense in that  it can be reused with different pans when line layouts change.

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